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Get This Party Started [Import]
Get This Party Started [Import]
Track Listings
| 1. 66 Mello - New Version of Soul |
| 2. Blowin' My Mind |
| 3. African Rhythm [A Touch of the Jazz Mix] - Rhythm Factor |
| 4. Sex Machine [Readymade Jazz Defector Mix] - James Brown |
| 5. Linda Cancao |
| 6. Let the Drums Speak - Bah Samba |
| 7. Weekend - Frayne |
| 8. Steppin' to a Love Song |
| 9. Just You and Me - Sean Oliver |
| 10. Before I Let Go |
| 11. What the Child Needs (Soul City Love Theme Original) - Terry Ronald |
| 12. Where Are We Going - Marvin Gaye |
| 13. Magic - D'Influence |
| 14. Sunshine [Soul Weekender Mix] - Black Science Orchestra |
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Product Description
Chris Hill started DJing in Soho in the late '60s. Chris established himself as the supremo Soul jock, firstly in a small club in Orsett and then at the Goldmine, Canvey Island. Throughout the 70's the club was a catalyst for the growing underground soul scene, and music fans from all over the country flocked to the legendary Saturday nights, many of whom went on to become stars in their own right: Sade, Spandau Ballet, Incognito, Light of the World. The Clash, Depeche Mode, Culture Club, Alison Moyet and Soul II Soul. At the height of its fame, Chris decided to move closer to London and began his now legendary residency at Ilford's Lacy Lady. At The Lacy patrons were fed a diet of the best music black America had to offer; hard driving jazz funk, fusion and the hottest soul. These are songs hand picked by Chris Hill, the Godfather DJ of Soul, from his box of currently played new Soul anthems, a 2005 playlist from Chris' sets at Caister, the Lacy Lady and other venues where Soul is still the word. 14 tracks. Expansion. 2005.
Get This Party Started,Various Artists,Expansion,Pop,Soul/R & B Collections
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